Anantapur: Real estate disputes have come to light as the primary reason behind the attack on Shivakonda Reddy, the Kadapa TD town president, who was assaulted by five individuals in Kadapa town on October 19.
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Shivakonda Reddy is the Kadapa TD town president, a prominent political figure in the region involved in real estate dealings.
The attack on Shivakonda Reddy took place on October 19 in Kadapa town.
The suspects arrested in connection with the attack are Balisetty Ravi Teja, B Deepak, Shaik Mohammed Inthiaz, Sheikh Sameer, and a minor.
The attack was reportedly triggered by a real estate dispute, where Shivakonda Reddy accused Balisetty Ravi Teja of extorting ₹30 lakh from a realtor during a settlement.
The Kadapa police have arrested the suspects and are continuing their investigation to ensure justice for Shivakonda Reddy and maintain law and order in the town.
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